Car Accidents

At the Mesa law offices of John C. Giles, we know that a car accident can have a long-lasting effect on your health, lifestyle, and financial security. While the last thing on your mind following an automobile collision may be filling in piles of paperwork, filing claims, or litigation, the likelihood you will have to deal with one or all of these things is nearly 100%. The impact on your health will depend upon the types of injuries you sustain. Any or all of the following can last long term, or even cause permanent damage to your health and overall well-being:

• Head trauma
• Neck injury
• Back injury
• Broken bones
• Loss of limb

Car accident victims often have to change their lifestyles, either short-term or permanently, depending on how their injuries interfere with work or leisure activities. The loss of a vehicle and any property that was in the trunk only compounds this disruption of lifestyle. This is why filing claims becomes a necessity in the aftermath of accidents – so that you are able to pay the inevitable medical and property replacement bills that quickly accumulate.

The police will require you to fill in paperwork explaining the events that led to the car accident in detail. The insurance company will want you to write up everything that happened, fill in your medical information, and report injury and property claims.

If an accident lawsuit is filed, it all can become overwhelming, especially if you are still recovering from injuries and trying to get the rest of your life back on track. Fortunately, a lawyer with experience dealing with the police, insurance agencies, and courts on behalf of auto accident victims can advise you throughout the entire process, and ensure you receive full compensation for your damaged property and injuries.

Attorney John C. Giles of Mesa has the experience with car accidents and can provide support for victims. Contact his office to set up a consultation at 866-267-7132.